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Flexon Review: Bendable Eyeglass Frames?

Flexon is a brand of flexible eyeglass frames.

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About Flexon

Flexon is a fully-flexible glasses frame which can bend and return back to its original position.

The product website is flexon.com, which was registered in January 1996. The screen capture below shows the official website in November 2015.

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What They Claim

  • Bends and rebounds
  • Advanced memory metal
  • More durable than standard frames
  • Lightweight and comfortable
  • Polarized lenses

Flexon Cost

You can find prices for Flexon frames ranging from about $90-$220.

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Reviews

Flexon is not a new product, although its 2015 marketing blitz may bring the brand a legion of new fans. Those who are familiar with Flexon will tell you that these frames perform exactly as the advertising displays. They are extremely pliable, while tough as nails.

Made of titanium and nickel, Flexon frames are lightweight and flexible, although not completely unbreakable. For normal use, most wearers will find they are durable and can take far more abuse than standard frames. No matter how much you bend these frames, they will return to their original shape.

There are a variety of frames available, with prices ranging from a little under $100 to over $200 in most cases. You may be able to find these locally, and you can certainly find them online.

Flexon frames are backed by a two year warranty. We’ve heard of some wearers using the same Flexon frames for over a decade.

Your Flexon Reviews

Let us know what you think of Flexon by leaving a comment below and a star rating above.

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Doyle
Doyle
3 years ago

Light, wear well, BUT, less than 1 year paint flaking off. Eye doctor said not a warranty issue.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  Doyle

That sure is a warranty issue… I’d contact the manufacturer and get a new eye doc…

Mayra Suarez
Mayra Suarez
3 years ago

Bad quality, paint flaked off in about a year. I payed around $600 with the prescription lenses at JC Penney. I think the dollar store has better frames.

L Darwin
L Darwin
2 years ago

I had Flexon frames for almost 10 years and they went thru several lens changes during that time. Then I stupidly broke the bridge in half carrying a heavy object against them. Of course I cannot find the same exact frame and I live in an area that the eye glass places do not carry Flexon. So I am thinking of ordering the frames online.

Gordon
Gordon
2 years ago
Reply to  L Darwin

Best deal online price from Walmart, I received my pair in 5-7 days. They are not carried in store optical, but Flexon is available online thru Walmart, also got a great deal on lenses at Walmart in-store optical.

DO NOT ORDER FROM EZCONTACTS.com. I finally canceled the order after 4 weeks of waiting for no delivery, said they were still waiting on stock to arrive. And still waiting 2 weeks for a refund after U canceled to have my credit card refunded from the company. Very shady company with a big online presence.BEWARE!

Last edited 2 years ago by Gordon
Salt
Salt
1 year ago

After 1 year and 5 months, the nosepiece broke in half. I have no idea why. My eye doctor only gave a one-year warranty, so I paid for the frame again. Fortunately it was still available, though in a different color. Disappointed; I’ve had many frames last longer.

John
John
1 year ago
Reply to  Salt

Mine lasted less than 9 months before the bridge over the nose broke in two, right in the center. I’ve been wearing glasses for over 50 years and have never had a pair break like this (only broken one other pair ever, back when I was a teen). Still waiting to see if they’ll make good on the warranty. So far, I’m not impressed.

Unhappy
Unhappy
8 months ago

Scam. They advertise with videos showing crushed by industrial equipment. To every one’s amazement they spring back to form as the happy user puts them back on their face. The truth is the slightest incident bends the nose pieces and your off to the optician with your unwearable glasses. Then he tells you they are about to break apart. After you paid all that money for “indestructible” glasses which they are not.